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The Irish Sun
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Model dies of heart attack after getting boob job in Turkey & ‘partying with her surgeon night before going under knife'
A SINGER and top model has died of a heart attack after undergoing plastic surgery in Turkey. Ana Barbara Buhr Buldrini, 31, is said to have gone under the knife just a day after she partied with her husband and the surgeon who performed on her. Advertisement 5 Ana Barbara Buhr Buldrini died after going under the knife Credit: Newsflash 5 Ana travelled to Turkey with her husband Credit: Newsflash 5 Ana was undergoing lipsuction, a boob job and a nose job Credit: Newsflash Her husband Elgar Miles said the Brazilian - who had 800,000 followers on Instagram - suffered a fatal heart attack after the op. Ana, from Belo Horizonte, had travelled to Turkey with her husband to undergo the extensive liposuction, breast augmentation and rhinoplasty surgeries on May 31. Less than 24 hours after the couple had a night out on the town with the doctor . The surgery was set to take place on Wednesday, June 18, but it was instead performed on Sunday, June 15, at the doctor's request, according to reports. Advertisement But there were complications and Ana Barbara passed away on June 16. Elgar said: "The doctor assured me that there were no problems and that everything would be fine." According to Ana Barbara's husband, the night before the couple went out partying. And they were accompanied by the doctor who was to perform the procedure. Advertisement Most read in Health Warning The couple asked the surgeon if it was safe to have the surgery hours after they all spent the night out. But he reportedly assured them that there would be no problems. Brit mum, 28, mysteriously dies on Turkey holiday before horrified family find 'her HEART had been removed by doctors' Elgar also said that at around 11 pm on Sunday the surgery had beenad already been completed and the medical team said that Ana was unconscious but would soon be awake. But he noticed that his wife no longer showed signs of life. Advertisement Elgar said: "They told me to go to the room, the assistants were acting strangely. "I waited for one hour and 15 minutes to see her. "I went down to the ground floor and a doctor said that her heart was beating slowly, while another said that she was already dead." 5 Ana was a model and Instagram star Credit: Newsflash 5 Ana had been out drinking with the doctor the night before Credit: Newsflash Advertisement According to Elgar, the Turkish police were called to the hospital and doctors from the clinic were temporarily detained, however, they were released after providing clarification. Ana's family members have accused the doctors of medical negligence. Her brother, Bruno Buhr Buldrini, said: "The doctors rushed the process. What they did was cowardice." Read more on the Irish Sun Elgar added: "We will transfer her body to Mozambique and seek justice, so that they pay for what they did." Advertisement Ana Barbara's body is set to be cremated in Maputo on June 21. Warning over cheap Turkey ops CUT-PRICE 'too good to be true' cosmetic ops in Turkey are dangerous and need regulating, warned the UK's Health Secretary. Wes Streeting urged people to research the risks and think twice before flying abroad to get work done. He wants to work with governments of other countries to improve safety. Turkey is top destination for popular surgeries including boob jobs, tummy tucks, butt and facelifts, as it is cheaper. Seven in ten foreign cosmetic ops on Brit patients are done there. But horror stories are common and several UK women have died in recent years from complications. There are particular concerns about the safety of Brazilian butt lifts — known as the most dangerous procedure but growing in popularity. Research from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons found half of those who go abroad for cosmetic ops come to regret it. Mr Streeting said: 'We need to take very seriously medical negligence and malpractice overseas. If the offer looks too good to be true, I suspect it's too good to be true. 'Think very carefully before flying overseas and paying a rock-bottom price, because you may end up paying the consequences for years. The injuries can be life-changing.'
News18
13-06-2025
- Sport
- News18
Temba Bavuma Becomes South Africa's Leading Run Scorer In WTC
Last Updated: The ongoing match between South Africa and Australia at Lord's is Bavuma's 28th WTC fixture for the Proteas, and he now has 1936 runs to his name. Temba Bavuma is leading South Africa in the World Test Championship (WTC) 2025 final currently underway at Lord's against 2023 winners Australia, and on Friday (June 13), he entered his name in the history books by becoming South Africa's leading run scorer in the WTC. Bavuma needed 46 runs in the ongoing match to go past former captain Dean Elgar's tally of 1935 runs, and he achieved the objective by scoring 36 runs in the first innings and reaching the 10-run mark in the second. The ongoing match at the Home of Cricket is Bavuma's 28th WTC game as a South African player. On the other hand, Elgar played 30 WTC matches for South Africa before calling time on his Test career in January 2024. In the list of batters with the most runs for South Africa in the WTC, Bavuma and Elgar are followed by Aiden Markram, who has more than 1500 runs to his name, and Kyle Verreynne (1073). The overall record of scoring the most runs in the WTC is in the name of legendary England batter Joe Root. In 64 matches played so far, Root has amassed a total of 5543 runs. He is followed by Australia's Marnus Labuschagne (4225) and Steve Smith (4151). Bavuma will be a key player for South Africa in the 2nd innings of the ongoing match at the Home of Cricket. Australia posted a total of 207 runs in the second innings to set up a target of 282 runs for the South African team to chase down in the fourth innings of the match and become WTC 2025 winners. At the end of the second session of the third day's play at the Home of Cricket, South Africa managed to score 94 runs for the loss of two wickets. Markram is batting on 49 runs from 66 balls, and Bavuma has amassed a total of 11 runs from 20 balls. The duo have added 24 runs from 38 balls for the third wicket so far. The Proteas still need 188 more runs in the remaining seven sessions of the match to get the better of the Aussies and become the third different team to win the WTC title. First Published: June 13, 2025, 19:40 IST
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Robin Hill to host Osborne Proms '25 in new venue switch
THIS year's Osborne Proms has been moved to a new venue. The popular open-air concert will no longer be held at Osborne House, due to "unforeseen circumstances". Instead, Osborne Proms '25 will take place at Robin Hill Adventure Park on the original arranged date of July 26. Despite the change, organisers are looking forward to an "unforgettable evening of music" at the new venue. Paul Cox, event director, said: "We're thrilled to host Proms '25 at Robin Hill, a beloved Island venue, which offers the perfect backdrop for a summer evening of Proms and picnicking. "The support we've received from the Robin Hill team has been second to none, and I'm delighted to partner with them on this event." For more event information follow this LINK. Ticket holders are asked to direct requests to info@ The concert will feature the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, who will perform a selection of Proms classics, from Elgar to Tchaikovsky. The Isle of Wight's Thea Callaghan, a talented soprano, together with the Medina Community Choir, fresh from their appearance at New York's Carnegie Hall, will also perform. Read more: Nominate your local heroes to attend special event Attendees can look forward to an evening of entertainment, food and drink from local vendors and a fireworks display, all set in Robin Hill's 88 acres of picturesque parkland. Lee Priddle, CEO and co-owner of Robin Hill Adventure Park, said: "We are truly honoured to host Proms '25 here at Robin Hill and hope the public will get behind this fantastic event to help support Mountbatten Hospice. "It will be a joy to welcome the renowned Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, along with classical music enthusiasts from near and far, for what promises to be an unforgettable celebration of music in a beautiful setting." All existing ticket and hamper bookings will be automatically transferred to the new venue. For those who cannot attend the new location, full refunds are available upon request. The event is in aid of Mountbatten Isle of Wight, a local charity that provides care and support to patients and their families across the island.
India Gazette
08-06-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
A winless streak, subcontinent glory, stars discovered: A look back at South Africa's WTC 2023-25 run
London [UK], June 8 (ANI): After a series of heartbreaking losses in the ICC tournament knockout stages and finals, South Africa would be aiming for their first-ever major world title in international cricket as they take on Australia in the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final at Lord's from June 11 onwards. They overcame an indifferent start to this cycle of the World Test Championship, wherein they lost three of their first four Tests, and went on to deliver a consistent string of results to top the World Test Championship standings with eight wins. Earlier in May, South Africa named a strong 15-player squad that will take on Australia in the big contest. With Lungi Ngidi joining Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen to form a world-class pace attack and Temba Bavuma leading the lineup consisting of Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton, David Bedingham, etc., all of them boasting strong bat performances, the Proteas would be aiming to make Australia sweat hard for every wicket and run and take home the gold. Here is a snapshot of SA's journey to the 'Ultimate Test', spanning six bilateral series: -versus India [1-1, Home] Temba Bavuma's side began their World Test Championship campaign with a two-match home series against India in December 2023, as per ICC. The Proteas flexed their muscle in a convincing victory by an innings and 32 runs in the first Test at Centurion, courtesy of Dean Elgar's magnificent 185 with the bat, even as Kagiso Rabada and Nandre Burger ran through the Indian lineup - snapping up seven wickets each, with Rabada getting a five-wicket haul in the first innings. KL Rahul's 101 in the first innings took India to 245 in the first innings, before Elgar's 185 outbatted India out of the game, taking SA to 408 before the pace-battery ran through India, with Virat Kohli offering resistance with a fiery 76 out of a total of 131 runs. Elgar took home the 'Player of the Match' award. However, in the second Test at Cape Town, India came back strongly to secure a commanding seven-wicket win as the Proteas witnessed back-to-back batting collapses under the stewardship of Dean Elgar, who stepped in due to Bavuma's injury in the first Test. Mohammed Siraj's six-wicket haul downed SA for 55 in the first innings while India maintained a lead. In the second innings, while Markram hit a masterclass century, India were left to carry out an easy chase of 79 runs. India levelled the series as long-time South Africa batter Elgar confirmed his retirement after an 86-Test career. versus New Zealand [0-2, Away] South Africa went to New Zealand in February 2024 with a number of changes to their lineup, with Neil Brand taking the reins. Mainstays of the side were busy in the SA20 season two back home. The Proteas' disappointing outing saw them lose both Test matches. The Kiwis secured a massive win by 281 runs at Mount Maunganui, followed by a seven-wicket triumph at Hamilton in the second Test, securing their first-ever Test series victory against South Africa. In the first Test, Proteas could not chase down 529 runs assigned by Kiwis thanks to a Rachin Ravindra double ton and Kane Williamson's century, but Bedingham's resilient 87 was a positive. The second Test was a much balanced one, with Dane Piedt's eight-wicket haul in the match (including a five-wicket haul) and Bedingham's century being the highlights. NZ, though, chased down 267 runs thanks to a masterclass knock from Williamson (133*). -versus West Indies [1-0, Away] Bavuma returned to the side, along with several experienced campaigners such as Aiden Markram, Kagiso Rabada, and Keshav Maharaj, for the two-match series in the West Indies in August 2024. The first Test at the Port of Spain ended in a stalemate. The result meant South Africa were now winless in four Tests on the bounce. Keshav Maharaj's four-wicket hauls in each innings and fifties from Bavuma and Tristan Stubbs served as standouts. Keshav also got the 'Player of the Match' for his efforts. The visitors, however, returned to fine form in the second Test in Providence, securing a win by 40 runs in a low-scoring thriller as the Proteas bowlers outshone their Caribbean counterparts. WI was shot down for just 222 in a run-chase of 263 runs. Wiaan Mulder took home the POTM honours, with a knock of 42, spells of 4/32 and 2/35. Maharaj was adjudged Player of the Series Award for his exploits across both Tests as he secured a total of 13 scalps. -versus Bangladesh [2-0, Away] Markram donned the captain's armband in this series as Bavuma missed out in Bangladesh owing to injury. Dewald Brevis and Lungi Ngidi were included in the side to substitute for Bavuma and pacer Nandre Burger, who was also ruled out injured. The first Test at Mirpur saw South Africa march to a comfortable win with seven wickets in hand. Kyle Verrynne's 114 off 144 deliveries in the first innings set the foundation for the Proteas' win. Rabada's six-fer in the second innings left SA with 106 runs to chase down, which they did easily. Kyle's century earned him the 'Player of the Match' award. However, the visitors were an even more formidable force in the second Test at Chattogram, breezing past Bangladesh by an innings and 273 runs. Tony De Zorzi's incredible knock of 177 served as a catalyst, while Rabada lived up to his impressive standards with a five-wicket haul in the first innings. Tony walked away with the POTM honour. Rabada was adjudged the Player of the Series as he accrued 14 scalps from the two outings, bringing the Proteas' World Test Championship campaign back on track. This was SA's first series win in the subcontinent in a decade. -versus Sri Lanka [2-0, Home] Bavuma returned to lead the Test side as Sri Lanka arrived on South African shores for a two-Test match series in November 2024. The hosts could not have got off to a better start in Durban as they came all guns blazing and forged a 233-run win. Left-arm quick Marco Jansen was the star with the ball to take the POTM award, as he ended up with figures of 7/13 in the first innings and 4/73 in the second innings. Stubbs and Bavuma also hit centuries in the second innings, setting an impossible 516 runs to win for SL. While there were signs of a Sri Lankan comeback in the second Test in Gqeberha, South Africa brushed them aside quickly to seal another dominant win. Dane Paterson shone with the ball, notching figures of 5/71 and 2/33 across the two innings to take away the POTM, which included three wickets in an over in a first-innings burst. Rickelton also scored a century in the first inning, along with Kyle, to give SA a huge platform. SL showed immense fight in their chase of 348 but were folded for 238 runs. Bavuma was named Player of the Series award for his inspirational run with the bat as he seized 327 runs across both Tests, including a century and three fifties. -versus Pakistan [2-0, Home] South Africa's final assignment of the 2023-25 World Test Championship cycle saw Pakistan visit for a two-Test series in December 2024. The first Test at Centurion was a close affair, with the hosts edging out by two wickets in a tricky chase that was capped by Jansen and Rabada's memorable stand with the bat, guiding SA to the chase of 148 after they had collapsed to 99/8. Markram got the POTM honours for knocks of 89 and 37. The win in the Boxing Day Test ensured that South Africa became the first team to qualify for this year's WTC Final. Eyeing a seventh Test win in a row and wrapping up their campaign in style, the Proteas produced a masterful display in Cape Town. Ryan Rickelton had his finest day as a Proteas red-ball international as he scored an unbeaten 259 off 343 deliveries, with Bavuma and Kyle Verreynne also fashioning tons in the first innings. This helped the Proteas secure a 10-wicket triumph, closing the World Test Championship cycle with 100 points on the board. Jansen was deemed the Player of the Series for his 10 wickets across the two Tests. Among the positives for the Proteas en route to Lord's was David Bedingham, who finished as the team's top-scorer with 645 runs across 12 World Test Championship 2023/25 outings at an average of 33.92, with a century and three fifties. Skipper Bavuma was not too far behind with his 609 runs from seven Tests, with two tons and four fifties. Meanwhile, Rabada was the highest wicket-taker for the Proteas with 47 wickets in 10 Tests. South Africa Squad for WTC Final: Temba Bavuma (c), Tony de Zorzi, Aiden Markram, Wiaan Mulder, Marco Jansen, Kagiso Rabada, Keshav Maharaj, Lungi Ngidi, Corbin Bosch, Kyle Verreynne, David Bedingham, Tristan Stubbs, Ryan Rickelton, Senuran Muthusamy, Dane Paterson. (ANI)
Qatar Living
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Qatar Living
Events this week : June 1
Celebrate Eid Al Adha with a diverse array of activities, from the vibrant Eid Flowers Celebration at City Center Doha, featuring kids' crafts and floral displays, to the thrilling TCG action at the Pull & Play Tournament at Art Of Cards – Gate Mall. Whether you're looking for family-friendly creativity or competitive card gaming, there's something for everyone this Eid. Eid Al Adha Flower Event Celebrate the joy of Eid with colors, creativity, and nature at City Center Doha! Join us for a vibrant Eid Flowers Celebration featuring kids crafts, planting workshops, and photo-perfect floral corners for the whole family to enjoy. Date: June 04 – 15, 2025 Location: City Center Doha mall Access: Free QPO Presents: Elgar's Enigma Variations Join the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra for a richly textured evening of music under the baton of Renchang Fu, featuring Richard Alonso Diaz as tuba soloist in a captivating programme that spans East and West, tradition and innovation. The evening opens with Xu Zhen-Min's evocative Night Mooring at Maple Bridge, followed by two beloved Chinese melodies—From Afar and A Lovely Rose. Diaz then takes centre stage in '' Concerto in F Minor for Tuba, a rarely performed gem that showcases the instrument's unexpected agility and rich character. After the intermission, the orchestra presents****Elgar's masterful Variations on an Original Theme(better known as the Enigma Variations), a work of profound emotional range and one of the cornerstones of the English orchestral repertoire. Date: June 04, 2025 Timings: 7.30 pm Location: Katara Cultural Village, Opera House Access: Ages 6+ years. Tickets available at Eid Al Adha Celebration at Msheireb Downtown Doha Celebrate Eid with us at Msheireb Galleria and enjoy a variety of fun-filled activities for the whole family! Date: June 06 - 10, 2025 Location: Msheireb Galleria, Msheireb Downtown Doha Samba Show Feel the rhythm of the carnival! Don't miss the Samba Show with live drums, capoeira, and roaming parades at the Oasis Stage, daily from June 6–14 at 6:00, 7:00 & 8:30 PM! Date: June 06 - 14, 2025 Timings: 6:00, 7:00 & 8:30 PM Location: Oasis stage – Mall of Qatar Access: Free to enjoy! Eid Al Adha Celebration at Tawar Mall Three-days of Eid Al Adha Event featuring captivating tales that celebrate the joy and wonders of this festive season! Date: June 06 - 08, 2025 Timings: 5:00PM - 9:30PM Location: Tawar Mall Access: Free for all Al-Bayt Al-Maskoon Theatrical Play Get ready for a double dose of fear and laughter in the Kuwaiti play "Al-Bayt Al-Maskoon" (The Haunted House)! A thrilling theatrical experience that blends horror, excitement, and comedy awaits you! Date: June 06 - 12, 2025 Location: Katara Drama Theatre Access: Ages 6+ years. 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Tickets available at Al Meera Ain Khaled / Umm Al Seneem Branch Turns 1 Special Offers Only at Ain Khaled Branch from May 29 till June 4 • 5% discount on selected items • 5X Meera Rewards points when you shop at Ain Khaled / Umm Al Seneem Branch Date: Until June 04, 2025 Timings: Thursday to Saturday (5:00 PM – 9:00 PM) Location: Al Meera Ain Khaled / Umm Al Seneem Branch Access: Free entry Flamenco Show A Flamenco Show will be held at the Cultural Village #Katara, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Kingdom of #Spain in #Qatar. 🎟️ Free entry (registration required) Date: June 3, 2025 Timings: 7.00 pm Location: Katara Drama Theater, Building 16 Access: Free entry. Register at Sonic at Place Vendome Get ready for the ultimate speed challenge in Sonic's world of adventure! Race against time, conquer thrilling obstacles, and see if you can keep up with Sonic's legendary pace. From 5 to 14 June at Place Vendôme. Date: June 5 - 14, 2025 Location: Place Vendôme Eid Al Adha 2025 fireworks at Katara Cultural Village Katara Cultural Village will be hosting a dazzling fireworks display to celebrate Eid Al Adha 2025 from 6 - 8 June 2025. Date: June 6 - 8, 2025 Location: Katara Cultural Village Meet & Greet with Karen Wazen Join us for a Meet & Greet — an exclusive chance to meet the fashion icon & founder up close. We're bringing fashion, glam, and inspiration to the most exclusive address in town — and you're invited. Date: June 4, 2025 Timings: 7.00 pm – 9.00 pm Location: Galeries Lafayette - Accessories department Access: RSVP at @galerieslafayettedoha The Circle: Summer Edition Where creativity comes full circle — in the spirit of summer. A celebration of community, bringing together over 25 emerging and established creatives. Set within a thoughtfully curated space, the experience extends beyond retail. You are invited to engage, connect, and explore a hub for creative exchange. 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